Quotes above are from a Goethean Science class I took at Rudolf Steiner College in 1983. 3foldsun brings the works of Rudolf Steiner, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Wolfgang Goethe, Greg Braden and many other scholars to one place on the Net. In pictorially pleasing presentations including midi -files Ira and I bring you the deep subject matters of 3foldsun. 

In Nov. of 1910 Rudolf Steiner said at a lecture he gave: "The impending Christ Event will have to come about in the form in which the Christ should make His appearances from the twentieth century onwards and before the first half of the next century will have elapsed."

"But prior to this, everything of the old must be driven into oblivion. Clouds will gather and man will have to find a total sense of freedom out of the abyss. The human being will have to find all their strength out of nothingness. Outer need will be transformed into an inner need of the soul, and out of this profound anguish inner perception will be born."

Saint Martin de Porres born in Lima, Peru in 1579 - 1639 is pictured above. Good things happen every day, life is miraculous and really but a dream.

Here are a few positive possibilities for our future, passages at the conclusion of 'The Divine Matrix' by Greg Braden 2007 (60).

 "If the particles that we're made of can be in instantaneous communication with one another, exist in two places at once, live in the past as well as the future, and even change history through choices in the present, then we can, too. The only difference between those isolated  particles and us is that we're made of a lot of them held together by the power of consciousness itself.

"The ancient mystics reminded our hearts, and modern experiments have proven to our minds, that the single most powerful force in the universe lives within each of us. And that is the great secret of creation itself: the power to create in the world what we imagine in our beliefs. While it may sound too simple to be true, I believe that the universe works in precisely this way."

"When the Sufi poet Rumi observed that we're afraid of our own immorality, maybe he meant that it is actually the power to choose immortality that truly frightens us."

"Just as Christopher Logue's initiates in the Introduction discovered that all they needed was a little nudge to get them to fly, perhaps all we require is a little shift to see that we're the architects of our world and our fate, cosmic artists expressing our inner beliefs on the canvas of the universe. It we can remember that we're the art as well as the artist, then perhaps we can also remember that we're the seed of the miracle as well as the miracle itself. If we can make that small shift, then we're already healed in the Divine Matrix."